Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-20

ALBAU6H's-"La Belle Helene"
HARKIs,-'Sam1 OF POSen-"
kEESASs.-Variety.
MANASSAS PASoKaMA-Day and evening
Condensed Locals.
The first promenade concert at the White House
grounds b. the Marine Band Saturday evening
was largely attended.
Thousands OF people left the city yesterday On
the various excursions down the river 10 escape
Two recruits were mustered into Perseverance
Lodge OF Good Tcmplars at their meeting IN Elks'
Hall last hight
The last meeting for the season OF the Amateur
Botanical Club Was held saturday evening
ME- DORSEY Sge, .He aesSter VI y MIS-, Ion, nns
cities and inspect methods in use Tor filing and In
dexing papers. with the view 10 selecting the best
system Tor arranging ana lndexlns the OH recoruS
Nrs.Weltha \. Emmons filed Saturday an excep-
ton 10 the auditors report, in which she claims
that he erred in holding her accountable for any
of the expenses OF the recent hearing.
Last evening officer Cottell found samuel Brown,
q colOred boy nine years DID, In an unconscious
condition at the corner of Pennsylvania and New
Hampshire avenues. Dr. Edward Morgan attended
him and gave the opinion that his sickness was
caused by something he had eaten and the heat
combined. ON recovering consciousness his mother
took him TO her home, near Virginia avenue and
24th street.
During the As hours ending at O'Clock this a.
m, the police made ninety-three arrests or the
persons arrested thirty were for being drunk,
or drunk and diSorderly, and tWenty-one for as
saut and battery.
Baldwin j. Crosthwatte, died yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. Funeral at her late residence, 1903 Il
street, at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon lnterment
at Rock Creek cemetery.
Those who leave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed to them for any length of
time, and the address changed as often as desired
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CoRcoRAN CADRTs.-The excursion of this popular
organization TO Bay Ridge next Wednesday prom
,,es 70 De very successful as large number OF
ceiyed the muster rolls from Gen. Ordway and the
cadets will enter the militia by July 1.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HIS CoMPANIoN-Satur-
day afternoon, while Lewis Willige, aged seven
teen. and Edward SaXton, aged twenty, were play
Inv with rife belonging to Village, Saxton acct
dentally shot VILLAGE. The ball entered the chin
and passed down through The throat and breast,
home at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
I'D street. His wound Is very serious.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE METROPOLITAN NJ E.
CHURCH.-During the summer months extensive
Of the Metropolitan II. E church. The walls
will De frescCed, new carpets Will be put down and
Iew cushions In the peHs.
SMALL FIREs.-Saturday afternoon a IRE caused
By heat from stOvepipe, which ignited a board
summer kitchen OF Rev. A. Boulder. AZ street
nOrthwest--A coal Oil lamp exploded In house
1916 18th street northwest Saturday night doing
but little damage-Saturday night about
O'Clock IRE took place In the secondhand store OF
samuel Lieshinski, No 63l Az street southwest,
doing about 80 worth OF damage.
AFATAL SrSsrRokE.-saturday afternoon, about
O'Clock, Anthony Knoll. Stone-cutter, was taken
suddenly Ill shortly after returning TO his board
tng-hOuse, No. 20l2 h street northwest, and died
before physician could reach him. DIR. Souther-
land was called in and he pronounced 1T a case of
sunStroke. The coroner did not deem inquest
necessary and gave certificate OF death. His re-
mains were taken 10 Hartford, where his family
reside.
RoBsEKIEs REPoRTED.-Mrs. Mack, corner 9Th and
streets southwest, reports stolen from her house
Saturday $40 in cash, and pair Of eyeglasses-
W. w McCary, reports the theft OF SS2 worth of
clothing.-Mrs. John B. Hogan. reports stolen
from q money drawer by sneak thief, $3.50
THE LATE REV. Dr.. MARK HoPKINs.-The VIII
hams college Alumni Association, OF the District
OF Columbia. held a meeting saturday, at the
mouse OF the Rev. j. c. AmeS, ycepresident of the
Association and passed Appropriate resolutions OF
respect ana confidence, on account OF the sudden
death OF their former teacher, Rev. Mark Hopkins
DID,; IL ID.
CRIsT WINS THE FLINT CUP.-A smile bicycle
race Tor the hint challenge cup OF the Capitol BIZ
cycle club, Was held at BrghtwOod driving park
SATURDAY afternoon. The contestants were W. E.
Crist and =. ;. Brown The latter was the holder
OF The cup, and was challenged TO again for II
by Crist, who had already won IL twice. The race
was Interesting, and although the track was any
thing but fast, very lair time was made. The race
was only won in the last 80 yards, when Cr1St
spurted splendidIy and Brown was unable to keep
The pace The time was Is: 421s. AsCrist has won
the cup three times, II becomes his personal
property.
SHOT IN THE NECK.-Saturday night, about 8
ocloe6, "a night occurred In the 'camp" near How
ARD University between two colored men, Frank
FulZ and ChaS. Johnson during which, it is al
legged. johnson drew revolver and flred, the bull
let entering Fultz's neck, inflcting serious, but
lot Necessarily fatal wound Fultz was removed
To EreedInan's Hospital for treatment, and john
better. and the physicians think he Will recover.
THE CASE OF JUSTICE OLIvEK.-In the Court In
General Term to-day. the case Of the United States
as,t j. " Oltver, quo Varr&nto, 10 show why the
Latter continues 10 act justice OF the peace after
his removal by the President, was fixed for hear
lls tO-nOrrOw wees
ANOTHER DEFINITION OF "DRCSK.--Seyeral
Gays ago, IN the Police Court, an Old colored man.
when asked what he called .'drunk, said: "When
a man can't carry his burden" To-day In the
with being an haDtual drunkard, when asked
wast he called drunk, said: when a man falls
personal oBds.
EXCURSION TO GETTYsBCRG.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad announces the sale OF excursion tickets
70 Sety stuig July 20, 3D. and Attn, COED to return
RON Wasbingtnn Tb a5rd aOr gr rae
lily 10 visit this historic battlefield
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD announces grand
excursion 10 CreSsOn springs Thursday, June 30
s. Tor the round trip, including one full days
board at the famous Mountain House. Tickets
good 10 return by any regular train within tel
DAYS As the number OF tickets Is limited appli
cation should be made at once, by letter or person
10 ROBERT A Parke, passenger agent, PennSylya
MI Railroad, Baltimore and Potomac station.
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BAkSEGAT PARK.-Army and Navy resort. Wash
lhgton society. Call Oh Holland d Thompson
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PROPERTY along the line OF the b. and o. Rail
fodo tracks has been rapidly taken for coal dumps
anu manufacturing purposes. Among the auction
stles tO-Horrow at d o'clock pm. are six lots Oh
SOlax street and six lots on Delaware avenue
near street north These lots are suitable IO
BUSINESS purpose, small DWELLINGS, or a. m in